Posts Tagged ‘ SEARCH ENGINES ’

The Social Side of HTML5

June 13, 2011

Hootsuite uses it, Scribd uses it, and several other sites use it to be more search bot friendly and interactive for users. Here’s a list of the most social link types, attributes, and elements in HTML5.   Article Element – This tells search bots when content is related to other content, such as with blog [...]


The Relevancy of Web Relationships

May 9, 2011

With the rise of social media curation tools like Storify , the value of what you tweet and post on Facebook is becoming largely dependent upon the relationships between the category of your website and the categories of the website(s) your tweeting or posting about. Right now, if I Google ‘Social Media,’ I receive 161,000,000 [...]


Google Me This! Google Me That!

December 13, 2010

Our Free Search Guide lists 19 search factors users can use on Google to deliver more personalized results to save them time and money, increase their efficiency and profitability, and lead to better search and user experiences for everyone.  Google is the most popular website in the U.S., but so few people realize its absolute [...]


Blogging and Comparitive Analytics

November 30, 2010

Today, let’s look at how you can use your Facebook visitors to determine what types of people are visiting your site.  If you didn’t read my blog yesterday, you might want to read yesterday’s blog Welcome to Google Analytics Sniper Training School before you read today’s blog.  For those who read yesterday’s blog, after you’ve [...]


Directing Traffic to Your Website

November 16, 2010

After you’ve identified which pages result in your highest bounce and/or exit rates and you’ve fixed those pages, move on to see where you’re getting the most love from.  If you’re watching your analytics on Google, they categorize your visitors according to direct traffic, search engine traffic, referring sites, and other.  If you’re unsure of [...]


Link Bridges

October 25, 2010

For anyone new to the concept of SEO, that is an acronym for search engine optimization.  If you are referring to a person who engages in search engine optimization it can also stand for search engine optimizer.  With that said, an SEO does not simply write SEO content, rather an SEO does whatever is necessary [...]


Step 1: Do it Yourself SEO

October 20, 2010

Yesterday, I went over to a friend’s house to help her with some questions she had about SEO content.  She uses a service that gave her the tools to learn how to do everything she needed to theoretically do to get her site ranked first on Google and other search engines.  The service seemed good, [...]


LinkedIn vs. MSN: The Battle of Search and Social

October 14, 2010

#social#networking #social#media #social#media#marketing #LinkedIn #Bing Today’s the last day of the battle between search and social.  So far search leads the way with more Internet users relying on search than on social.  Social won round three yesterday, so the counts 2-1.  Today, search could land the final blow, or social could force a tie.  First, [...]


Twitter vs. Live: The Battle of Search and Social

October 13, 2010

#social#networking #Twitter #social#media #windows#Live So far the four most trafficked sites in the U.S. have been those four I’ve looked at. There are some socialization capabilities to the site ranked 5th according to Alexa (Amazon), and pretty much anyone can add content to the site ranked 6th (Wikipedia). But I wouldn’t consider them social networking [...]


Yahoo! vs. YouTube: The Battle of Search and Social

October 12, 2010

Let’s continue comparing search and social. Facebook has a long way to go before it catches up to Google, but YouTube and Yahoo! are a little more even. Youtube had a few good days in September and are currently having some good days that have allowed them to rank higher than Yahoo!. And Yahoo! did [...]


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